Accessible Social Guide for Latrobe

ACCESSIBLE SOCIAL GUIDE FOR LATROBE

1ST EDITION Table of contents PAGE

Local Things to Do Local Things to Do Parks, Walks and Picnic Areas 4

Local Things to Do Local Things to Do Libraries 8

This guide is available to be downloaded from our website Local Things to Do www.centralwestgippslandpcp.com Local Things to Do Markets 9

Local Things to Do Local Things to Do Op-Shopping and Op-Shop Tours 10

Local Things to Do Local Things to Do More Fun Activities 12

Dedicated Services 16

Social Outings: Accessible Social Guide for Latrobe CWGPCP 2013

This booklet was developed by Central Sporting Activities 20 West Gippsland Primary Car Partnership in collaboration with Latrobe Community Health Service Latrobe City Council Scope Local Thingss to Do Department of Human Services Guest Speakers 22 Disclaimer:

We have taken all possible care to ensure that the information in this guide is correct at the time of publication. However, prices and other details change over time. Please confi rm your outing plans using the phone Transport 24 numbers and websites provided.

2 Introduction Initial concerns were raised by partnering agencies that there was a lack of awareness of social activities in the community that were accessible for people with and intellectual disability or acquired brain injury (ABI) and their carers. As a result this guide was developed to provide information on activities and services that are accessible for everyone. This social guide provides all the details needed to plan enjoyable outings that are accessible and value for money.

ABOUT THIS GUIDE: Outings are presented in 4 categories:

No cost (free) Low cost ($1 – 10) Medium cost ($11+) and Activity Dependent

These costs refer to basic entrance fees or activities. In some cases, LOOK FOR THE COST CATEGORY additional activities are available at IN THE TOPP RIGHT HAND CORNER CORNER extra cost and this is outlined OR WITHINN THE TEXT in the Booklet. For other activities the cost depends on what you choose to do on your outing. Make sure you know what you want to do or how much you would like to spend while you are out so you have enough money. Transport and food costs are not included in the costing and will depend on what activity you do or where you go. You might like to take public transport to your next outing or activity. Public transport is relatively cheap, easy to access from most locations. Make sure that you are using the right train or bus timetable and have a ticket or MYKI card. That said, all of the outings can be accessed using cars or buses if you prefer.

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The parks listed here are Contact your local council or Parks Victoria if you have particular a selection of some of the requirements or want to fi nd out more about parks in the area. wonderful parks available in the Latrobe region. These parks Latrobe City Council have been included because Phone: 1300 367 700 of their disability friendly Email: [email protected] facilities which usually include public toilets, BBQ and picnic areas and play grounds. Parks Victoria Phone: 13 1963 Email: [email protected]

Kernot Lake and ImmigraƟ on Park, Morwell

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Kernot Lake and Immigra Morwell

4 MOE MORWELL Ollerton Avenue Bushland Reserve Morwell Centenary Rose Garden Ollerton Avenue, Moe Commercial Road, Morwell The main entrance to the Reserve is located on Coalville Walk through four acres of landscaped gardens where Road. Facilities include two car parks, covered seating over 100 beds are home to more than 3000 roses. Gravel area, bins, Reserve map, rotunda, plant and animal paths lead through 400 varieties of roses including information, walking trails, reservoir in the wetlands area, hybrids and traditional favourites. a path, boardwalks and viewing platforms. The Morwell Centenary Rose Garden is free to the public Moe Yallourn Rail Trail and is open all year with best viewing from November to Bennet Street, Moe April This is an 8km moderate walking track. The surface is Kernot Lake & Immigration Park smooth gravel suitable for walking or cycling. Princes Drive, Morwell Starting from Bennett Street the trail passes the Moe Also the sight of the Gippsland Immigration Wall of Botanic Gardens and crosses Narracan Creek. Both have Recognition, Kernot Lake and Immigration Park will access ramps from the trail. After crossing the creek fl ats provide visitors with a diversity of things to do and see. the route passes Newborough, with a small shopping Set on parkland with both open space and playground centre close to the trail. A detour at Sullivans Track to areas, the park surrounds Kernot Lake with its abundant Lake Narracan is well worthwhile, especially for a picnic bird life and many walking tracks around the lake. BBQ or BBQ lunch and perhaps some sightseeing or maybe shelter and picnic benches provide an area to sit and a swim. The trail fi nishes at John Field Drive near the enjoy the atmosphere, while the Wall of Recognition Yallourn Power Station. provides an historical acknowledgement to those who Edward Hunter Heritage Bush Reserve contributed to the development of the region. Coalville Road, Moe There is a picnic area and shelter near the Coalville Rd car park. There is a rotunda on the north side of the reservoir, just opposite to the Coalville Road car park, and picnic seating at points around the reservoir. There are approx. 2km of formed paths and a further 1.5km of boardwalk. Please note that wheelchair access is limited to the paths only. The boardwalk has no handrails and is too narrow for wheelchairs; however, walking frames can be accommodated.

Morwell Centenary Rose Garden, Morwell

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TRARALGON Newman Park Peterkin Street, Traralgon Within walking distance of the Latrobe Visitor Information Centre, Newman Park appeals to all ages. There is a large all ages playground which includes disabled equipment, a miniature steam train (which operates on the last Sunday of the month weather permitting), electric barbeques, park benches, toilets and ample parking. Victory Park Princes Highway, Traralgon Adjoining Newman Park on the Traralgon town centre side, Victory Park is a peaceful oasis located along the Princes Highway. Take a walk along the Traralgon Creek and why not roll out a picnic rug under one of the many beautiful trees, take a look inside the band rotunda or admire the Lars Compitalis marble sculpture crafted by acclaimed sculptor Clive Murray-White. Newman Park, Traralgon Bert Thompson Reserve Wright Street, Traralgon Shady grassed areas surrounding two free barbeques with a water tap, four picnic tables, a shaded hut, small rose garden and toilets. Follow the path under the bridge for a walk through to Victory Park. Traralgon Railway Reservoir Conservation Reserve Hickox Street, Traralgon The reserve comprises 29.5 hectares of varied bush and grassland with a lake in the centre which forms part of the catchment of the Traralgon Creek. As you enter the carpark there is an information board and bench seats marking the beginning of the gravel/ boardwalk circuit. The track takes you around the wetland which is home to numerous bird life and native plants. Observation areas have been designed to accommodate wheelchair access. Newman Park, Traralgon

6 OTHER AREAS IN LATROBE AND SURROUNDING AREAS Apex Park Tarra-Bulga National Park 2 Main Street, Glengarry Visitors Center situated at the eastern end of the Grand Facilities include barbeque, play equipment, shelter, Ridge Road. toilets and liberty swing. Tarra-Bulga National Park is well known for its giant Hyland Lake Mountain Ash trees and beautiful fern gullies. It protects remnants of the cool temperate rainforests of the McDonald Way, Churchill Strzelecki Ranges in South Gippsland. Great spot for fi shing and is stocked with rainbow trout There are three walking areas to this unique park. several times per year. Public toilets, playground and a The Bulga and Tarra Valley areas are not wheelchair walking path to the township of Churchill. accessible, however the Bulga Park picnic areas are. The Old Boolarra Mill Site third walk at the Visitors center is wheelchair accessible. Foster Road, Boolarra 5 km track, easy walks in State Forest, suitable for wheelchairs as paths are surfaced with bluestone, all facilities are Fully assessable including the composting toilet. Maps are available at the car park.

Moe Botanic Gardens, Moe

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People can come to the public libraries in Latrobe City to sit and relax as well and read books magazines. They can borrow videos and dvds, as well as download e-books. There are special activities at the library such as digital scrapbooking and tracing family history. At all libraries there are hearing loops and charging stations for recharging wheelchairs.

Moe Library Morwell Library Location: 30 Kirk Street, Moe Location: 63-65 Elgin Street, Morwell Phone: (03) 5135 8350 Phone: 5128 5436 Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 6pm Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 9am – 12noon Saturday: 9am – 12noon Closed Sundays and Public Holidays Closed Sundays and Public Holidays Nearest bus stop: Nearest bus stop: Kirk Street near Moe Post Offi ce (corner Albert and Kirk) Elgin Street adjacent to the Coles car park. or Albert Street adjacent to the Moe RSL. Traralgon Library Location: 34-38 Kay Street, Traralgon Phone: (03) 5176 3630 Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 6pm Saturday: 9am – 12noon Sunday: 3pm – 6pm Closed Public Holidays Nearest bus stop: Church Street adjacent to the primary school or the Stockland bus interchange. Churchill Library Location: 9-11 Philip Parade, Churchill Phone: 1300 367 700 Hours: Mon to Fri: 11am – 6pm Closed Saturday and Sundays and Public Holidays Nearest bus stop: Churchill bus interchange adjacent to the Churchill town Ʃ Memorial Library, hall Frank Bartle Moe

8 Here is a list of markets in the Latrobe region where you can enjoy a range of experiences.

Saturday Markets REH Cork Club Craft Market Crafts and second hand goods. Location: Kay Street Gardens, Traralgon When: Second Saturday of the month (CLOSED June, July and August) Contact: Chris Van De Mere 0487 342 675 Traralgon Farmers Market Fresh vegetables, organics, meat, eggs, honey, olives, cakes and so much more. Location: Kay Street Gardens, Traralgon When: Last Saturday of the month Hours: 8am – 1pm Contact: 5174 2279 Old Gippstown Market Produce market, fruit & vegetables, plus crafts & bric-a-brac Location: Old Gippstown-Gippsland’s Heritage Park, Moe When: Third Saturday of the month (CLOSED June, July and August) Hours: 9am – 2pm Contact: Michael 5127 3082 Sunday Markets Latrobe Country Market Crafts, plants, bric-a-brac, produce and much more. Location: Latrobe Road, Morwell When: Every Sunday Hours: 8.30am – 1.30pm Contact: Debra 0412 042 069 Callignee Community Market Crafts, plants & locally grown products. Location: Callignee Hall Reserve When: Third Sunday of month (CLOSED June, July, August and September) Farmers Market Hours: 8am – 1pm

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Cost: Cheap but depends on transport and what you buy. Don’t take more money than you can aff ord to spend!

An op-shop tour can be a lot of fun. Here are some To organise an op-shop tour for a group, following these reasons why: simple steps; There are lots of bargains to be had 1. Decide on a general location that you want to It’s very social hunting through all that stuff with concentrate on. In this guide, op-shops have been friends divided into areas which you can travel around easily so that you are not spending too much time on You can fi nd things you did not even know you transport. needed and not pay much for them 2. Decide whether your group is going to meet at the You will be supporting a charity that is using the fi rst op-shop on your list or travel their together from op-shop to raise money another starting point. 3. Confi rm with at least 3 or 4 op-shops that they will be open when you plan to go. Op-shops generally run with volunteers and have more limited hours than regular shops so make sure they will be open when you go and don’t worry if for some reason a shop is not open, just move on to the next one. 4. Do not expect to be able to use EFTPOS or credit card facilities in op-shops. 5. Don’t be surprised if you pass op-shops that aren’t on your list- stop and have a look anyway. 6. Have fun and happy bargain hunting

Information in this section has been sourced from the internet (http://opshop.org/opshoplist/VIC/MELBOURNE/). We cannot guarantee 100% accuracy because op-shops open and close Cooinda Hill Op-Shop, Traralgon and sometimes change their hours depending on volunteer availability.

10 Traralgon Op-Shops Morwell Op-Shops Cooinda Hill - See More Bargains Cooinda Hill - Bargain Barn Location: 15 Seymour Street, Traralgon Location: 43 Buckley Street, Morwell Phone: 5174 6911 Phone: 5134 5372 Red Cross Fossick & Find Location: 71 Franklin Street, Traralgon Location: 72 George Street, Morwell Phone: 5174 3798 Phone: 5133 9786 Hours: Mon to Fri: 9:30am – 5pm Salvos Salvos Location: 160 Commercial Road, Morwell Location: 93a Argyle Street, Traralgon Phone: 5133 7789 Phone: 5176 2755 Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Saturday: 9am – 1pm Saturday: 9am – 1pm St Vinnies Lifeline Location: 15 Tarwin Street, Morwell Location: 18a Church Street, Traralgon Phone: 5134 2628 Hours: Tue to Fri: 10:30am – 5pm Hours: Mon to Fri: 9:30am – 4:30pm Saturday: 10:30am – 1pm Saturday: 9am – 12pm Vinnies Centre Lifeline Location: 43 Kay Street, Traralgon Location: 2-8 Fleming Street, Morwell Phone: 5174 4026 Phone: 5133 7512 Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Valley Youth Op Shop Saturday: 9am – 1pm Location: Well Street Shopping Centre, Morwell Phone: 0438 341 397 Moe Op-Shops Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 4pm St Vinnies Location: 24 Fowler Street, Moe Phone: 5127 6995 Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 4pm Saturday: 9am – 1pm Lifeline Location: 19 Fowler Street, Moe Phone: 5127 4511 RSPCA Location: 37 Lloyd Street, Moe Phone: 5126 2662 Hours: Mon to Fri: 9:30am – 4pm Angels Treasures Location: 10 Fowler Street, Moe Phone: 51271119 Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 4pm Saturday: 9am – 12pm St Vinnies Op-Shop, Morwell

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Latrobe Regional Gallery Community Kitchens Location: 138 Commercial Road, Morwell Location: Various localities in Latrobe City including Traralgon East Community Centre, More info: Seven gallery spaces and a sculpture Traralgon Community House and Morwell, courtyard are housed within the complex, St Luke’s showcasing an annual program of state and national touring exhibitions and More info: Opportunities to cook on a budget, LRG curated and permanent collection improve cooking skills and make new exhibitions. Café facilities. friends. Hours: Mon to Fri: 10am – 5pm Cost: Cost of ingredients Sat & Sun: 11am – 4pm When: Over morning till lunchtime Closed Public Holidays Contact: Latrobe Community Health Service Contact: 5128 5700 1800 242 696 Chatterbox Location: Uniting Church, Park Lane, Traralgon More info: Get together with a cup of coff ee and biscuits When: First Wednesday of the month Cost: Gold Coin donation Transport: Bus Number 45 to Park Lane (possible pick up) Hours: Tues and Thurs: 9am – 1pm Wed and Fri: 9am – 11am (Reception) Contact: 5176 1029

Latrobe Regional Gallery, Morwell

12 Friendship Group Location: Uniting Church, Park Lane, Traralgon More info: Day activity catering more for the over 50s. Starts at 10am, with a guest speaker and games such as carpet bowls or table games. Two course lunch is served. Cinema When: Second Wednesday of the month Location: Morwell Mid Valley 8 Village Cinema Cost: $5.00 for lunch Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Princes Drive, Transport: Bus Number 45 to Park Lane (possible pick Morwell up) Cost: Adult $16.50 Hours: Tues to Thurs: 9:00am – 1:00pm Concession $14.00 Wed to Fri: 9:00am – 11:00am Transport: bus route 21 or 22 (Reception) Contact: 1300 555 400 for session time information Contact: 5176 1029 Website: www.villagecinemas.com.au Sing Australia Gippsland Acoustic Music Club Location: The Club, 40 Park Lane, Traralgon Location: Tyers Community Hall, Main Road, Tyers More info: Sing Australia is an organisation that has More info: The Gippsland Acoustic Music Club is a a large repertoire of folk, pop and opera community organisation which aims to as well as traditional Welsh hymns as encourage acoustic music in the Gippsland contained in the Song Australia Songbook region. Acts from all over the world are Library. invited to play at the club, and the range of Cost: $5 per session with registration after 3 styles and instruments played is extensive. sessions plus purchase of song books Local artists are encouraged to provide a Hours: Mon: 7:30pm 20 minutes support act, which allows local Contact: Bev Greenleaf 0413 336 672 musicians the opportunity to perform and share their skills Website: www.singaustralia.com.au/content/ traralgon-victoria-0 Cost: Generally club nights cost $15 adult, $10 members/concession, children and U18/ students free. At times, an extra special Community Shed act is featured and the prices are adjusted Location: Town Hall Annex, Philip Parade, Churchill accordingly. Cost: $5 +$2 lunch When: Club nights: First Sunday of the month Transport: Bus Number 2, from Morwell, Bus Number Contact: Email: [email protected] 3 from Traralgon to Churchill Shopping Website: www.musicclub.org.au Centre. Churchill Town Bus 30 Hours: Mon: 9:30am – 2:30pm Gippsland Groovers Contact: 5122 2955 More info: Dances for all ages and abilities held six or Email: [email protected] seven times a year at various locations from Warragul to Traralgon. Participants must be accompanied as appropriate. Contact: Janice 0419 189 793

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Old Gippstown, Gippsland Heritage Park Location: 211 Lloyd Street, Moe More info: Old Gippstown is an Historical Township with authentic buildings and décor. Old Gippstown is also renowned for its Coach House which contains one of Victoria’s best collections of horse drawn vehicles. Many community groups and regular activities are held such as community markets, car displays, woodworking groups and yoga. On the third Sunday of every month there is a car club breakfast. On the same day is a Old Gippstown, Moe Country Music concert. Meals and snacks are available from 7am until closing. Cost: Activity dependent Transport: Bus Number 11 20 minute walk from Moe Train Station Hours: Open 7 days week. Mon to Fri: 8am – 4pm Sat & Sun: 7am – 4pm Contact: 5127 3082 Email: enquiries@gippslandheritagepark. com.au Website: www.gippslandheritagepark.com.au

Old Gippstown, Moe

14 Traralgon Neighbourhood Churchill Neighbourhood Learning House Inc Centre Location: 11-13 Breed Street, Traralgon Location: Located inside Churchill & District More info: Activities and classes held during the day Community Hub and evening for all abilities. Classes follow 9-11 Philip Parade, Churchill the school term. Activities include: craft, And at the Hub at the Town Hall extension further education, exercises, computer More info: Variety of activities including patchwork, classes and support groups. computers, drop-in, return to study, Cost: Activity based personal development, creative writing, photo editor, playgroup and Men’s Shed at Transport: Bus numbers 1, 6, 43, 42, and 41(nearby). All the Town Hall extension. buses go to Traralgon Plaza Cost: $5 plus materials as required Hours: Mon to Thurs: 8:30am – 3:30pm (Reception) Transport: Bus Number 2, from Morwell, Bus Number Contact: 5174 6199 3 from Traralgon to Churchill Shopping Email: [email protected] Centre. Churchill Town Bus 30 Website: www.tnlh.org.au Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 3:30pm Contact: 5122 2955 Morwell Neighbourhood Email: [email protected] House Website: www.churchill.org.au Cost- Activity Based Moe Neighbourhood House Location: 48-50 Beattie Crescent, Morwell Location: 1-11 James Street, Moe More info: Classes and workshops held during the More info: Activities including: volunteer gardening, day and evening for everyone. Lunchtime craft, computers, relaxation, personal and drop-in activities. Activities include: development and literacy computers, literacy, craft and wellbeing courses. Cost: Activity based Cost: Activity based Transport: Bus Number 11 and walk to the House Transport: Bus number 21 from Mid-Valley or Morwell Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4pm Train station to Mitchell House. Mon evening: 4:30pm – 6:30pm Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 3:30pm (Reception) Contact: 5126 3123 Email: [email protected] Contact: 5134 5488 Email: [email protected] Website: www.moeneighbourhoodhouse.org/index. html Website: www.morwellnh.org.au Ukulele Workshops More info: Workshops can be arranged to learn the ukulele Contact: Phillip Chalker 0400 603 367 Email: [email protected] Website: www.chalkersperformances.com

15 Cooinda Hill Connections Location: 23 Dunbar Road, Traralgon Location: Cooinda Hill More info: Provides support for people with a More info: Weekday and weekend excursions such as disability including getting ready for work, music events, exhibitions and activity parks opportunities for day trips to local and in Melbourne, Warragul and other areas of Melbourne venues, and respite facility at Gippsland. Participants make own way to Tulloch House. Cooinda Hill and will be delivered back to Cost: Activity based home. Program issued monthly. Ratio of 1 carer to 4 participants. Open to all members Transport: Bus number 42 of the community. Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4pm Cost: Activity based Contact: 5174 4834 Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4pm Email: [email protected] Contact: 5174 4834 Email: [email protected] Creative House Location: 49 Hyde Park Road, Traralgon More info: Creative House is a specialist day service program for adults with ongoing mental illness, focussing on social and community inclusion by providing psycho-social recreational and prevocational activities. Activities include community kitchen, gardening, education classes, health and fi tness, bowling, craft and living skills woodwork, music, community information and twilight social events. Cost: Activity based Hours: Mon to Thur: 9am – 5pm Contact: 1800 242 696 – LCHS Website: http://lchsmrw19/servicedirectory/default. aspx

Gardening

16 MIND – Gippsland Group Support Services (a branch of MIND Australia) Location: 1 Hoyle Street, Morwell More info: Mind Morwell Offi ce off ers a variety of activities to enhance socialisation, learning new skills and encouraging community access. Services and events include music, cooking, art, Fun Fridays and men’s and women’s groups. Mind Morwell provides services to people with low prevalence disorders or people seriously aff ected by mental health who Cooking are currently case managed or clinically supported. Participants are between the ages of 16–64, and reside in the Latrobe or Baw Baw shires. How to access this service: The referral process is usually initiated by telephone. Enquiries can be made by a mental health service, other service providers, self-referral, Yooralla Gippsland a family member, friend or worker. Referral Location: 2 Flemming Street, (Lifeline Offi ce), forms are provided for completion by Cnr Flemming and Church Streets, professional support and the applicant Morwell and applicants are required to attend an assessment interview before being off ered More info: Community activities; facility-based a place at Morwell. overnight stays; In-home support; other supported overnight stays; recreational Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4:30pm activities school holiday programs; social Contact: 5100 1000 or 0427 555 427 groups and evening activities. Case Email: [email protected] management is also available. Referral required for all services. Vista Community Support Cost: Activity based Location: 58-62 Commercial Road, Morwell Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm More info: Services include attendant care, day Contact: 5135 3559 programs, recreational and leisure Website: www.respitegippsland.org.au alternatives and fl exible respite for people with disabilities. Cost: Activity based Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Contact: 5135 4300 Website: www.vistasupport.org.au

17 Latrobe City Location: Commercial Road, Morwell More info: Manage four programs through Dept Human Services: Future for Young Adults; Assistance with Extensive Planning; Planning for Older Carers. Home and Community Care. Cost: Activity based Respite Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Contact: Department for Human Services Disability Intake and Response team: 1800 783 783 Website: www.latrobe.vic.gov.au/Our_Services/ Headway Community_Services/Aged_and_ Location: 2/55 Lloyd Street, Moe Disability_Services/Disability_Program More info: Support and services for people with Acquired Brain Injury and their carers. Latrobe Community Health Services include respite, independent living workers, day program one day per week; Service (LCHS) occasional weekend overnight and day programs. Support groups located at Lakes Location: Buckley Street, Morwell Entrance, Morwell, Trafalgar, Warragul and More info: Manage planning, case management Wonthaggi. and brokerage, Futures for Young Adults, Cost: Activity based assistance with extensive planning. Facilitation of Individual Support Packages Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm (ISP). Provision of long and short term Contact: 5127 7166 support. Cost: Most services are free however a few may Interchange Central incur a payment. Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 5pm. Gippsland Inc Contact: LCHS Disability Services, Location: 30 Monash Road, Newborough 1800 242 696 More info: A variety of respite activities for all Website: www.lchs.com.au/service-info. members of the family and carers of young html?sid=105 people and children with a disability. Includes sibling activities, camps and vacation programs and respite. Cost: Activity based, available on website Hours: Mon to Fri: 9am – 5pm Contact: 5127 7979 Website: www.icg.asn.au/

18 GETT Centre GippsTAFE Moe Life Skills Location: 49-63 Princes Street, Traralgon Location: 2A High Street (P.O. Box 761) Moe More info: GETT Centre provides people with barriers More info: Moe Life Skills Community Centre (MLSCC) to traditional education and employment is an adult and community education access to greater training and employment facility that provides a range of activities, opportunities. The Centre works closely programs and further education and with young people, between the ages of training for people who have a disability. 15 and 25, to assist them to access training Activities include vegetable gardening, opportunities, to build confi dence and working in Cafe 65, theatrical production transition successfully into the workforce. as well as health and wellbeing and As a registered Disability Employment independent living skills. Service provider the Centre is also Cost: Activity based equipped to assist people of all ages, who Transport: Bus Number 11, 12. 300 metres from Moe have a registered disability, to pursue and Train Station maintain sustainable and meaningful Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4:30pm employment. Activities: 9:00am – 3:00pm Cost: Activity based Contact: 5127 7999 Transport: Bus Number 1, 7.6. Located next to Email: [email protected] Traralgon Train Station Website: www.moelifeskills.vic.edu.au/ Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4:30am Classes: 8:30am – 3:30am Contact: Phone: 5175 9650 Fax: 1300 094 661 Email: [email protected] Website: www.gippstafe.vic.edu.au/gettcentre Alfred Murfey Centre Location: Lot 5D, Hazelwood Drive, Morwell More info: Alfred Murfey Centre off ers a broad fl exible range of programs and opportunities tailored to the expressed needs of adults with an intellectual disability in order to enhance and maximise their quality of life. Programs include: pre-vocational skills and training, independent living skills, community access, self help and social skills, numeracy and literacy skills, health management, personal management and recreation and leisure activities such as bush walking, rail trails, and fi shing. Cost: Activity based Hours: Mon to Fri: 9:00am – 3:00pm Fishing Contact: Phone: 5134 8027

19 Current as at May 2013 GippSport Archery Address: Latrobe Leisure, Old Sale Rd, Newborough Twin Cities Archery – indoor archery range More info: Coordinates activities for people with a Location: Latrobe City Archery Park, Toners Lane, disability. Activities may change and it Morwell is advisable to call GippSport to confi rm More info: Access for people with all types of current programs and availability. disabilities All welcome to attend the If a sport in which you are interested is not beginner’s course listed, please contact Daniel Poynton who When: Mon evenings: 6pm – 9pm will endeavour to fi nd a suitable sports club Groups by arrangement that can assist Cost: Beginner’s course $10 for Under 18s and When: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 4:30pm $15 for Over 18s. This includes use of club Contact: 5135 8335 equipment and coaching/help for the Daniel Poynton, Program Manager, Access session for All Abilities Program, 0428 358 336 Contact: Peter 0429 429 240 Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Website: www.gippsport.com.au Basketball LV Challenges AFL Football Location: Latrobe Leisure Moe Newborough, Corner Old Sale Road and Southwell Avenue All Abilities Junior Football Club Juniors More info: Participants are welcome to join in fi rst Age 5-15 session as a trial. All ages welcome Location: Traralgon Southside Club, Duncan Cameron When: Sat mornings: 9:30am – 11am Reserve Bank Street, Traralgon First 6 weeks of the school term More info: Parents or carers are expected to assist with Cost: $3.00 entry this activity $20 registration by term When: Wed: 5pm – 6pm Transport: Bus Number 14 from Moe Contact: Leesa Lawrence 0434 673 449 Contact: Peter West 0427 409 619 All Abilities AFL for Adults Wheelchair basketball Location: Western Park, Warragul Location: Traralgon Secondary College 142-146 When: Thurs evenings: 5pm – 6pm Liddiard Road, Traralgon Contact: Julie Ann Keilly 0407 348 515 When: Thurs evenings 7:30pm – 8:30pm Contact: Steve Inger 0411 231 514

20 Cricket Soccer No Boundaries cricket Big Issue Soccer More info: Modifi ed indoor cricket which allows Location: Location varies between Vary Street people of all abilities to participate. Played Morwell, Morwell Common and Morwell during the summer season. Teams come Leisure Centre from Bairnsdale, Sale, Yarram, Traralgon and More info: Suitable for all abilities Drouin When: Thursday afternoon: 1pm – 3pm, Morwell Contact: Daniel Poynton, GippSport, 0428 358 336 Contact: Belinda Powell 0425 860 283 Games and Coordination Ten Pin Bowling Awesome Kidz Happy Achievers Location: Latrobe Leisure Moe Newborough, Corner Location: Morwell Tenpins, Chickerell Street, Morwell Old Sale Road and Southwell Avenue More info: Participants have to be accompanied by a More info: A fi tness and exercise class originally carer designed for children with autism, but now When: suiting children with any disability. Fun Saturday afternoons: 1:45pm – 3:15pm program designed to improve gross motor Cost: $10 per week skills. $30 registration When: Tuesday afternoons: 4pm for 45 minutes $1 per week if unavailable to play during school term only Contact: Janice 0413 189 793 Cost: $5.40 per session Transport: Bus Number 14 from Moe Sailing Contact: 5135 8600 reception at Latrobe Leisure Sailability Newborough Location: Latrobe Valley Yacht Club, western shore of the Hazelwood Power Station cooling Horse Riding ponds More info: Specially designed boats to give people and Carriage Driving confi dence in sailing. Cost: $10 a sail. When: Operates mostly on Fridays with groups Riding for the Disabled during the October – May. It may be Location: Moe Equestrian Park, Saviges Road, Moe possible for individuals to sail on Saturdays. More info: RDA is a not for profi t organisation which Contact: Bruce James 0477 559 499 provides horse riding and related activities for people with disabilities. The affi liated group in Moe provides horse riding and Special Olympics Victoria carriage driving for pleasure. Note that Opportunity for people to extend and develop their places are extremely limited sporting talents. When: School terms. Sports include basketball, bocce, aquatics and tenpin Riding - Weekly: Tuesday 10am – 2:30pm bowling. Carriage Driving - Fortnightly: Contact: Phil Knowles 5176 6753 Monday 10am – 12pm Mob: 0412 278 076 Cost: $120 annual registration Website: www.specialolympics.com.au/gippsland plus $40 per term Contact: 5160 1315 Website: www.rdav.asn.au/centres/moe 21 Local Thingss to DoDo

List of organisations that can be contacted to deliver an information session.

How to Book a Speaker When booking a speaker Have information about the session you would like conducted: choose your topic and ring the The location that the speaker will attend appropriate phone number. The time and date of the session Approximate size of the group Contact person Name of Group Correspondence address/email Equipment available at venue

Arthritis Victoria 263 Kooyong Road, Elsternwick Vic 3185 Postal address: PO Box 130, Caulfi eld South, Vic 3162 COTA Council on the Aging Victoria Phone: 8531 8000 or 1800 011 041 (toll free for country callers) Fax: 9530 0228 Level 4, Block Arcade, 98 Elizabeth St, Melbourne VIC 3000 Email: [email protected] Phone: 9654 4443 How to book Fax: 9654 4456 A request form must be fi lled in. For more information Email: [email protected] call Sandra Barry, Organisational Support Coordinator How to book Call 9654 4443. A selection of topic is at Arthritis Victoria Phone: 8531 8008 or available on the web site Email: [email protected] www.cotavic.org.au/education_speakers Speaker fees Speaker fees Depending on the audience, topic and Not for profi t organisations & community groups location a fee may apply. Volunteer community speaker $35 per hour Professional bodies Health professional speaker $250 per hour Speaker fees are payable after the talk has occurred.

22 Speakers can talk to your group about how to identify Alzheimer’s Australia early signs of gambling problems, where to get help, 98 - 104 Riversdale Road, Hawthorn, Vic 3122 responsible gambling, alternatives to gambling, etc. Postal address: Locked Bag 3001, Hawthorn Vic 3122 Speaker fees No cost Phone: 9815 7800 Fax: 9815 7801 Email: [email protected] How to book Book sessions by calling the National Dementia Helpline 1800 100 500 The Hearth Foundation Interpreter Service 131 450 Level 12, 500 Collins Street, Melbourne Vic 3003 Speaker fees Free of Charge Phone: 9329 8511 How to book Call the Community Speakers Program on 9329 8511 Speaker fees Free of charge Carers Australia Level 1, 37 Albert Street, Footscray Vic 3011 Phone: Free call: 1800 242 636 How to book Sessions can be organised with Rose from the Education Department The Metropolitan Fire and Phone: 9396 9500 Emergency Services Board Speaker fees Free of charge 450 Burnley Street, Richmond Vic 3121 Phone: 9665 4464 Fax: 9420 3890 Email: [email protected] How to book Call the Community Education Offi ce on 9665 4464 Breastscreen Victoria Speaker fees Free of charge. Level 1, 31 Pelham Street, Carlton South Vic 3053 Phone: 13 20 50 How to book Call the number above Speaker fees Free of charge Parkinson’s Victoria Inc 20 Kingston Road, Cheltenham Vic 3192 (on the Kingston Centre site) Phone: 9551 1122 or toll free 1800 644 189 (9am – 5pm, Monday to Friday ) Fax: 9551 1310 Gamblers Help Community Email: [email protected] How to book Call 9551 1122 Education Program Speaker fees Free of charge How to book Organise a speaker by calling: Gamblers Help Gippsland (LCHS): 1800 242 696 Gamblers Help Melbourne: 1800 858 858 23 Your transport options

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Public Transport $1.80 – $11.00 Cheap, cheap, cheap... and Not great for very elderly or Outings close to train and or depending on environmental friendly people with mobility problems tram stops concession Builds capacity of group members to Can take a bit longer to get to Groups where members are availability and take public transport at other times your destination physically capable of getting distance to be Whole group can travel together on and off transport travelled Car pooling $10 – $20 per Cheap, readily available in most Group cannot all travel Outings where public car groups together transport is not readily ($3-5 per accessible passenger) Petrol + parking Taxi $10 +++ Disability friendly - takes you door to Expensive for longer trips Short trips Depends on door The whole group cannot People with mobility distance and Cost can be spilt between 4 or more travel together concerns traffi c passengers (if you order a maxi cab) People with a discount taxi Very fl exible option – you can arrive card and leave when you want Mini bus Community Mini Bus – Call your council Limited availability Outings for small groups (community buses) > $20 Cheapest bus option If your group has members Someone in the group has to who are confi dent / qualifi ed Usually only Seats 13 – 20 people feel confi dent to drive the bus to drive a small bus petrol costs Someone in the group has to Hire Company Mini Bus pick the bus up from the depot $100 – $200 More available than community bus Larger mini bus requires Heavy and cheaper than coach Vehicle licence Coach hired with driver $600 – $900 Can take up to 50 passengers More expensive option When other transport Can take the whole group wherever options are not viable or if you want to go group members are happy to pay $20 each for transport

24 Public Transport In the Latrobe Valley there is the option for Vline trains and Buses in the major towns of Traralgon, Morwell and Moe or Latrobe Valley bus in the towns Moe, Moe South, Moe West, Moe North, Newborough, Churchill, Morwell, Mid Valley, Churchill, Boolarra, Traralgon and Yinnar. Tickets Vline Trains and Busses Myki is now available on the Traralgon line. Paper tickets for single and return service tickets will still be available for some time. Latrobe Valley busses The only way to travel will be with a valid MYKI card. To fi nd out more about which type of MYKI card you need, or how to purchase a MYKI card, log on to www.myki.com.au or call Latrobe Valley Bus Lines on 03 5135 4700 Concession Cards Holders of the following cards are eligible to purchase concession fares: Health Care Card Pensioners Victorian Seniors Card War Veterans / War Widows Companion Card Note: the Companion Card is not issued by the PTV Pass Offi ce. The Companion Card is issued by the Department of Planning and Community Development to people who require the assistance of a companion. It provides free travel for the carer/companion of the cardholder on all public transport services. For all enquiries about the Companion Card, please visit vic.companioncard.org.au or call the Companion Card Information Line on 1800 650 611. Wheelchair Access The Victorian public transport network is progressively becoming accessible for people with special needs. For further information call 1800 800 007.

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26 Train timetables change frequently. Please check the train times either online at www.vline.com.au or by phone on 1800 800 007

Melbourne – Traralgon

MONDAY – FRIDAY FRI Service No. C401 C403 8401 8403 8441 8405 8407 8409 8411 8415 8413 8417 8419 8421 4613 8423 C404 8425 8427 8429 8431 8433 8435 Train/Coach COACHCOACH TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN METRO TRAIN COACH TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN Seating/Catering LF LF IC IC LF IC MELBOURNE (Southern Cross) dep 06:09 07:04 08:29 09:30 10:30 11:30 12:30 13:30 14:30 15:30 16:10 16:19L 16:51 17:39 18:36 19:39 20:45 21:45 23:30 (Flinders Street) dep 06:16u 07:20u 07:42 08:34u 09:35u 10:35u 11:35u 12:35u 13:35u 14:35u 15:35u 16:15u 16:16 16:59u 17:45u 18:41u 19:44u 20:50u 21:50u 23:35u Richmond 08:37u 13:38u 14:38u 15:38u 16:18u 16:28 17:02u 17:49u 18:44u 19:47u 20:53u 21:53u 23:38u Caulﬁeld 06:28u 07:33u 07:52u 08:44u 09:47u 10:46u 11:46u 12:46u 13:46u 14:46u 15:47u 16:27u 16:38 17:12u 17:58u 18:53u 19:57u 21:01u 22:01u 23:48u Clayton 06:37u 08:01u 08:58u 09:55u 10:54u 11:54u 12:54u 13:54u 14:54u 15:55u 16:37u 16:47 17:23u 18:10u 20:06u 21:11u 22:11u 23:57u DANDENONG 06:48u 07:55u 08:15u 09:08u 10:07u 11:06u 12:06u 13:06u 14:06u 15:06u 16:09u 16:51u 17:01 17:36u 18:24u 19:17u 20:20u 21:23u 22:23u 00:08u Berwick GL 16:17u 17:14 PAKENHAM arr 17:29 Service No. C411 CHANGE SERVICE Coach PAKENHAM dep 07:16 08:12 08:34 09:26 10:25 11:23 12:23 13:23 14:23 15:25 16:28 17:07 17:35 18:50 19:37 20:37 21:44 22:44 00:25 Nar Nar Goon 07:21 08:39 09:31 10:30 11:28 12:28 13:28 15:30 16:33 17:12 17:41 18:12 18:56 20:42 21:49 22:49 00:30 Tynong 07:25 08:43 09:35 10:34 11:32 12:32 13:32 15:34 16:37 17:16 17:46 18:06 19:01 20:46 21:53 22:53 00:34 Garﬁeld 06:45 07:28 08:23 08:46 09:38 10:37 11:35 12:35 13:35 14:34 15:37 16:40 17:19 17:50 18:02 18:03A 19:05 19:48 20:49 21:56 22:56 00:37 Bunyip 06:50 07:33 08:52 09:44 10:42 11:40 12:40 13:40 15:42 16:44 17:23 18:06 19:10 20:53 22:01 23:00 00:41 Longwarry Stn 06:55 07:37 08:56 09:48 10:46 11:44 12:44 13:44 15:46 16:48 17:27 18:10 19:14 20:57 22:05 23:04 00:45 Drouin 05:45 07:06 07:43 08:37 09:02 09:54 10:52 11:50 12:50 13:50 14:48 15:52 16:54 17:33 18:16 19:21 20:00 21:03 22:11 23:10 00:51 Service No. C413 CHANGE SERVICE COACH WARRAGUL 07:50 08:45 09:09 10:01 10:59 11:57 12:57 13:56 14:55 15:59 17:00 17:39 18:22 18:22A 19:28 20:07 21:09 22:18 23:16 00:57 Warragul (1) 05:55 07:18 Nilma 05:59 07:22 18:27 Darnum 06:02 07:25 18:30 Yarragon 06:07 07:31 07:57 09:16 10:08 11:06 12:04 13:04 14:03 16:07 17:07 17:46 18:34 19:37 21:16 22:26 23:23 01:04 Trafalgar 06:15 07:37 08:03 09:22 10:14 11:12 12:10 13:10 14:08 16:13 17:12 17:51 18:40 19:44 21:21 22:31 23:28 01:09 Moe 06:25 07:47 08:11 09:04 09:34 10:22 11:20 12:18 13:18 14:15 15:14 16:26 17:18 17:57 18:36 18:50 19:59 20:26 21:27 22:39 23:34 01:15 Newborough TAFE 07:55 LF Morwell 06:40 08:10 08:25 09:22 09:44 10:36 11:36 12:36 13:33 14:30 15:27 16:37 17:28 18:08 18:46 20:11 20:39 21:37 22:50 23:44 01:25 Morwell (1) 06:45 Morwell (2) 08:15 Latrobe Regional Hosp. 06:49 08:17 TRARALGON arr 07:00 08:30 08:38 09:32 09:57 10:49 11:49 12:49 13:46 14:43 15:37 16:51 17:41 18:21 18:59 20:26 20:49 21:50 23:04 23:57 01:37 Traralgon Plaza 08:35 BD MA BD MA BD

SATURDAY SUNDAY Service No. 8401 8403 8405 8409 8413 8417 8419 8421 8425 8427 8429 8433 8435 8403 8413 8415 8417 8419 8421 8425 8427 8429 8433 Train/Coach TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN TRAIN Seating/Catering IC IC IC IC IC IC MELBOURNE (Southern Cross) dep 06:45 07:25 08:05 10:25 11:58 13:38 14:58 16:18 17:18 18:18 19:35 21:35 23:35 08:04 10:25 11:58 13:38 14:58 16:18 17:18 18:18 19:35 21:35 (Flinders Street) dep 06:51u 07:30u 08:10u 10:30u 12:03u 13:43u 15:03u 16:23u 17:23u 18:23u 19:41u 21:41u 23:40u 08:10u 10:30u 12:03u 13:43u 15:03u 16:23u 17:23u 18:23u 19:41u 21:41u Richmond 16:26u 17:26u 18:26u 16:26u 17:26u 18:26u Caulﬁeld 07:01u 07:41u 08:21u 10:41u 12:13u 13:53u 15:13u 16:33u 17:33u 18:33u 19:52u 21:52u 23:52u 08:21u 10:41u 12:13u 13:53u 15:13u 16:33u 17:33u 18:33u 19:51u 21:52u Clayton 07:09u 08:29u 10:49u 14:04u 15:24u 16:44u 17:44u 20:00u 22:00u 24:00u 10:49u 12:24u 14:04u 15:24u 16:44u 17:44u 19:59u 22:00u DANDENONG 07:20u 08:00u 08:40u 11:00u 12:39u 14:19u 15:39u 16:59u 17:59u 18:59u 20:11u 22:11u 00:11u 08:40u 11:00u 12:39u 14:19u 15:39u 16:59u 17:59u 18:59u 20:10u 22:11u PAKENHAM 07:42 08:27 09:07 11:17 13:01 14:41 16:01 17:21 18:21 19:21 20:30 22:29 00:29 08:57 11:17 13:01 14:41 16:01 17:21 18:21 19:21 20:30 22:29 Nar Nar Goon 07:47 GL 09:12 11:22 14:46 16:06 17:26 18:26 20:35 22:34 00:34 GL 11:22 13:06 14:46 16:06 17:26 18:26 20:35 22:34 Tynong 07:51 09:16 11:26 14:50 16:10 17:30 18:30 20:39 22:38 00:38 11:26 13:10 14:50 16:10 17:30 18:30 20:39 22:38 Garﬁeld 07:54 08:38 09:19 11:29 13:12 14:53 16:13 17:33 18:33 19:32 20:42 22:41 00:41 09:08 11:29 13:13 14:53 16:13 17:33 18:33 19:32 20:42 22:41 Bunyip 07:59 09:24 11:36 14:57 16:17 17:37 18:37 20:46 22:45 00:45 11:36 13:18 14:57 16:17 17:37 18:37 20:46 22:45 Longwarry Stn 08:03 09:28 11:40 15:01 16:21 17:41 18:41 20:50 22:49 00:49 11:40 13:22 15:01 16:21 17:41 18:41 20:50 22:49 Drouin 08:09 08:52 09:34 11:46 13:26 15:07 16:27 17:47 18:47 19:44 20:56 22:55 00:55 09:22 11:46 13:28 15:07 16:27 17:47 18:47 19:44 20:56 22:55 Warragul 08:15 08:59 09:40 11:52 13:33 15:13 16:33 17:53 18:53 19:51 21:02 23:01 01:01 09:29 11:52 13:35 15:13 16:33 17:53 18:53 19:51 21:02 23:01 Yarragon 08:22 09:47 11:59 15:20 16:40 18:00 19:00 21:09 23:08 01:08 11:59 13:42 15:20 16:40 18:00 19:00 21:09 23:08 Trafalgar 08:28 09:53 12:05 15:25 16:45 18:05 19:05 21:14 23:13 01:13 12:05 13:47 15:25 16:45 18:05 19:05 21:14 23:13 Moe 08:36 09:18 10:01 12:13 13:52 15:31 16:52 18:11 19:12 20:10 21:20 23:19 01:19 09:48 12:13 13:53 15:31 16:52 18:11 19:12 20:10 21:20 23:19 Morwell 08:46 09:32 10:11 12:23 14:04 15:41 17:02 18:26 19:22 20:23 21:30 23:29 01:29 10:01 12:23 14:03 15:41 17:02 18:26 19:22 20:23 21:30 23:29 TRARALGON arr 08:58 09:42 10:23 12:35 14:14 15:53 17:14 18:38 19:34 20:33 21:42 23:41 01:41 10:11 12:35 14:15 15:53 17:14 18:38 19:34 20:33 21:42 23:41 BD BD BD BD BD BD

Legend – First Class available. – Catering available. arr – Arrive. dep – Depart. u – Stops to pick up passengers only. LF – This service is operated using a low floor wheelchair accessible vehicle. Red times represent coach services. Black times represent train services. IC – Inter-City. A – Connects with train from Melbourne. MA – Connects to/from Maffra. GL – The ‘Gippslander’. L – Via City Loop. BD – To Bairnsdale. Peak services. Reservation required on these services. Coach stop locations Bunyip – Primary School, Darnum – General Store, Princes Hwy, Drouin – Corner Princes Way and Bank Place, Garfield – Opposite Toilet Block, Morwell 1 – Mid Valley Shopping Centre, Highway Stop, Morwell 2 – Mid Valley Shopping Centre, within Centre, Nilma – Queens Street extension, corner Bloomfields Road, Warragul – Queen Street, opposite Railway Station.

For more information and reservations visit ptv.vic.gov.au or call 1800 800 007 (6am – midnight daily) Effective 28 April 2013

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